Society

Mil-Civ Coffee

Hostess Cory Bakke opened her house to the Military-Civilian Club for a morning coffee to introduce new members and kick off the year of luncheons and activities. Members signed up for activities, special events and enjoyed the gathering which was chaired by Ferne Burney and catered by Fresh Horizons. Cory’s spacious backyard lent itself to areas for members to sign up and pay for luncheons, donate to the charitable foundation, and reserve a spot for a special event.  Several attendees included Beth Plummer, Caryn Hasslocher, Debbie McDonald, Linda Skop, Becky Smith, Loretta Patterson, Terri Pixley, Francine Rowden, Rebecca Hermanson, Kerry Rutledge, Jenny Gibson, Jane Allgood, Rhonda Calvert, Jennifer Sparr, Melinda Biggs, Laura Urbis, Mary Wieser, Victoria Wood, and Heather Hooten.

The group, whose purpose is to foster patriotism and the integration of the military and civilian communities of San Antonio, is making plans to celebrate and recognize the upcoming Centennial Celebration in 2021.

Coffee chair Ferne Burney Civilian president Cyndee Dubinski and hosteess Cory Bakke

Coffee chair Ferne Burney, Civilian president Cyndee Dubinski and hostess Cory Bakke

 

Catering by Fresh Horizons owner and member Caryn Hasslocher

Catering by Fresh Horizons owner and member Caryn Hasslocher

 

Mary Lou Vielock Sudie Holshouser Pauleen Netting and Sue Dullnig

Mary Lou Vielock, Sudie Holshouser, Pauleen Netting and Sue Dullnig

 

Charity Ball Association Donor Reception

The Charity Ball Association board chair Leslie Kingman and board chair Lynn Ziegler presented checks to 16 deserving organizations during its annual donor reception. Representatives from the organization met members and received their funds at a reception held at the San Antonio Country Club in mid-September. Grants were awarded to Baptist Temple, Believe It Foundation, Boys & Girls Clubs of San Antonio, Clarity Child Guidance Center, Family Services Association of San Antonio, Inc., Guardian House, Healy-Murphy Center, Mission Road Development Center, Northeast Educational Foundation Roy Maas Youth Alternatives, San Antonio Metropolitan Ministry, Inc. (SAMMINISTRIES), San Antonio Museum of Art, San Antonio River Foundation, San Antonio Zoological Association, Teamability, Inc., and YWCA San Antonio

Over $21,000,000 has been donated to children’s charities since 1954.

President Lynn Ziegler with board chair Leslie Kingman

President Lynn Ziegler with board chair Leslie Kingman

 

Richard Kardys and Michael Montgomery

Richard Kardys and Michael Montgomery

 

Elizabeth and Barry Roberts with Emma Calvert

Elizabeth and Barry Roberts with Emma Calvert

 

Gladys Montgomery Jan Hill and Diana Morehouse

Gladys Montgomery, Jan Hill and Diana Morehouse

 

 

Delta Delta Delta Happy Hour

Tri Deltas gathered at Paloma Blanca for happy hour kicking off the new year, introducing new members and finding out about new collegians.  President Ann McAlister welcomed all and reviewed the year ahead.  A large alumnae gathering, ladies stayed busy placing orders for flats of pansies, sharing ideas for upcoming Champagne and Chandeliers fundraisers. Campagnes and Chandeliers raises funds to support St. Jude and Ronald McDonald House.  A few members included Cyndee Dubinbski, Karen Parks, Kay Bashara, Keitha Clayton, Amy Hawk, Carol Bray, Carol Strode, Jane Gregory, Mary Beth Mosbacher, Judy Kruger, Leslie Foley, Susie Patterson, Alta Compton, and Linda Kay Bowman.   

Amy Hawk Keitha Clayton Susie Patterson and Judy Kruger

Amy Hawk, Keitha Clayton, Susie Patterson and Judy Kruger

 

Bri Long Kay Bashara Karen Parks and Alta Compton

Bri Long, Kay Bashara, Karen Parks and Alta Compton

 

Carol Bray and Mary Beth Mosbacher

Carol Bray and Mary Beth Mosbacher

 

Legacy of Hope

The foundation board of the Ecumenical Center hosted 2019 Legacy of Hope Luncheon featuring Naomi Judd. The six-time Grammy award winner, singer-songwriter, and actress has authored several self-help books, including her memoir, “River of Time: My Descent Into Depression And How I Emerged With Hope.”

Mertie and Dr. Dale Wood were presented with the Legacy Award for their 20 plus years of dedication and valuable service to the Center, as well as their community involvement, leadership and volunteer efforts for numerous organizations in our community. Attendees and supporters included luncheon chairs Karin and J. Scott Beckendorf and Kirti and Dr. Mahendra Patel, board chair Nancy Torgerson, Hunter Henke, Epitacio Resendez, Christie Taylor, and Pam Burdick.  Underwriters included: Gloria and Fully Clingman, Kristin and Dick Tipps, Marsha and Dr. Randall Singleton, Dr. Kelley and Pat Frost, and Phyllis Wenglein to list a few.

Andrea Potter honoree Mertie Wood speaker Naomi Judd Eric Wood honoree Dale Wood and Diema Carpenter

Andrea Potter, Honoree Mertie Wood, Speaker Naomi Judd, Eric Wood, Honoree Dale Wood and Diema Carpenter

 

Barbie Lee Casey Seitz Elizabeth Hetrick and Nicole Greenberg

Barbie Lee, Casey Seitz, Elizabeth Hetrick and Nicole Greenberg

 

Ellie Rogers Libby Rogers and foundation co chairs Carl and Kelly Fellbaum

Ellie Rogers, Libby Rogers and foundation Co-chairs Carl and Kelly Fellbaum

 

Brandon Clementson and Mallory Ahl

Brandon Clementson and Mallory Ahl

 

Light the Way

Grab a cup of hot chocolate and kick off the holiday season November 23rd, 6:15 pm for a sparking celebration under the beautiful stars at the University of Incarnate Word.  The University will be ablaze with 1000s of twinkling holiday lights. Fun and festive for the entire family.  Twinkling lights throughout December will undoubtedly set the mood.

 

By Leslie Foley

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